Paris Fashion Week is kicking off the runway Tuesday with the highly anticipated upcoming collection by EGONLAB who will also be joining the new edition of TRANOÏ Men, alongside Gunther, and Recoded by Aalto who will also be presenting during fashion week. This is looking to be one of the most exciting editions to date, especially as it is teaming up with London Show Rooms and a partnership with Portugal Fashion. Many of our favorite brands from last summer’s edition are back including David Tlale, denzilpatrik, ISNURH, and many more.
Fall/Winter will also see a strong focus on outerwear in addition to the continual gender-fluid dialogue in a consumer-based industry that is rigidly built around gender binaries. Many of the designers carry the message that nothing is cooler than being your authentic self, whether new tailoring or upcycled, and that seems to be the key trend of not only the season but probably the decade. As buyers and consumers are also become more skeptical of the impact of fashion, fifty designers were carefully selected by TRANOÏ and the Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode (FHCM) organizer of Paris Fashion Week® that express the beliefs of the generation, with that in mind, we have the lineup for you here:
11.11 / 1886 / ACCEPTANCE LETTER STUDIO / AGAIN / ALL BENEATH HEAVEN / ASKYY / ATOMO FACTORY / BLXCK TOKYO / C’EST BON / CARRE Y / COME AND PLAY / COUNTRYMADE / DADAMAX / DANIEL ESSA / DAVID CATALAN / DAVID TLALE / DENZILPATRICK / EARLY MAJORITY / EGONLAB / EKIVOC / EREVAN / ESTELITA MENDONÇA / FDMTL / GUNTHER / HEVO / HUARTE/ ISNURH / ITOH / JACK GOMME / JAMIN / JOAH KRAUS / LIONNARD / LLOSA / LYPH / MAISON FLANEUR / MRKNTN / NICOLAJ STORM / ORTHODOXY / OYUNA/ PATCHOULI / PHOENIX RISING / POSSERY / RECODED BY AALTO / ROME PAYS OFF / SARITEKIN / SILPA / SILTED / SOUBI BY TAKASHI TESHIMA / TARPLEY / THE WINTER HOUSE / TOMMAZO / WEISHENG / XU ZHANG
SPOTLIGHT ON:
ISNURH was founded in 2017 with the vision to create detail driven designs for anyone who expects more than the ordinary. To stay inordinary, we are constantly evolving.
Lionnard offers an alternative to the classic men’s wardrobe to bring sensuality and texture to the men’s wardrobe, working with contrasting fabrics. From very row jean to sheer silk organza, from frayed fabrics to delicate embroidered metallic shimmers, from raw hand drawn flowers to lace inspired prints
Patchouli Studio, from Italy, uses ethical fabrics, recycled from certified and stocks. All garments are handmade, sum of tradition and contemporary design.
Weisheng creates modern vintage-inspired designs for contemporary European fashion, combining the romance of the golden age of fashion with recent innovations in the industry.
Xu Zhang is the eponymous menswear brand that explores the boundaries between seriousness and liveliness, futurism and retro, masculinity and femininity in modern menswear.
TRANOI MEN
19 to 22 JANUARY 2023
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2, Passage St Pierre Amelot
75011 Paris GET YOUR PASS
The exhibition is called Objets de mon Affection. It opens on January 16, 2026, and will showcase a rarely seen selection of Man Ray’s iconic creations.
Valentino and Vans are continuing their partnership. After a first collaboration in 2025, they have released a second chapter of sneakers for the Cruise 2026 collection, designed by Alessandro Michele.
Oakley has launched a new collection called Aura. It is inspired by the unseen efforts and setbacks of athletes, focusing on their determination behind the scenes.
Ralph Lauren presented his Fall 2026 menswear collections in Milan yesterday. The show was held at the Palazzo Ralph Lauren and featured both the Purple Label and Polo Ralph Lauren lines.
Li-Ning made its Milan debut during Men’s Fashion Week. The FW26 show, titled The Athlete in All of Us, was staged as the city prepares to host the Winter Olympics.
Dime and Eastpak have made a collection for people who are always running late. It is designed for the last-minute dash to a flight, work, or anything else.
Levi’s has a new campaign for its Spring/Summer 2026 collection. Instead of a traditional director, the brand gave creative control to musician Dev Hynes.
For Paris Fashion Week, Puma is focusing on a single shoe. The brand has created an immersive experience called the Suede House, dedicated to the legacy of its classic Suede sneaker.
The London brand Timothy Li has released its second collection, called Series II. It is an exploration of masculinity, seen through the perspective of a boy.
Amiri has teamed up with Maison Mihara Yasuhiro for a second time. They are releasing a new version of their collaborative sneaker, this time in a blue-and-white colorway.
New Balance has launched the latest version of its football boot, the 442 v3. The design aims to integrate the brand’s sporting history with its lifestyle style.
For Pre-Fall 2026, UNDERCOVER focuses on the classic wardrobe. The collection offers contemporary versions of familiar items, combining refinement with the brand’s distinctive point of view.
Saul Nash has launched his SS26 collection. It is called EMBRACE. The name is the concept. The collection is about gesture, intimacy, and how clothes move with the body.
Turn the page. Breathe deep. Your pupils are already dilating. The high is coming.
Issue 26 brings together two electrifying covers that take the dopamine dive from Sadiq Desh captured by Cris Cerdeira to multidisciplinary visual artist and photographer Tomás Pintos’ cover story, Besos hasta agotar stock (Kisses Until Sold Out), developed from the live performance creating a space where glamour
meets exhaustion.
